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COMMENT discussed in greater details in my earlier comment on an ARF news item. 0 postmaster
COMMENT Good article. The remaining question, however, is still in the air: Does amyloid fighting strategy dissolve the therapeutic problem of Alzheimer's disease? Unfortunately it does not. And likely will not. Details are click away at the British Medical
COMMENT As a further reading I suggest related Neurobiol Lipids contribution by Sholomo Yehuda [FullText]. 0 postmaster
COMMENT Great article. Please see the authors comment on it at the Neurobiol Lipids noteworthy collection
COMMENT This is an interesting study. To add to the horizon of prion diseasespathogenesis please do not miss recent Neurobiol Lipids article"The prion protein and cellular cholesterol homeostasis" [FullText]. 0 postmaster
COMMENT This is a great review from an outstanding research team. It is, however, a important to add that there is a need to revisit the amyloid concept. For details please see recent BMJ contribution [FullText]. 0 postmaster
COMMENT Please do not miss the follow up discussion for the related JCI paper by Selkoe published at the British Medical Journal ("Amyloid was never clearly implicated in Alzheimer's disease, so look at Aβ from a different angle"), FullText. 0 post
COMMENT Please do not miss the follow up discussion for the related JCI paper by Selkoe. It is at the British Medical Journal (1 Dec 2002), "Amyloid was never clearly implicated in Alzheimer's disease, so look at Aβ from a different angle" [FullTex
COMMENT However, in order not to miss the point not covered in the article by Selkoe and Schenk please see the British Medical Journal contribution entitled "Amyloid was never clearly implicated in Alzheimer's disease, so look at Aβ from a different ang
COMMENT Please do not miss the follow up discussion (for the JCI paper by Selkoe) at the British Medical Journal: "Amyloid was never clearly implicated in Alzheimer's disease, so look at Aβ from a different angle" [FullText]. 0 postmaster
COMMENT to characterize the normal function of APP and Aβ at the synapse. The conclusion in a comment that
COMMENT For further discussion please see: Neurobiol Lipids, Vol.1, 3 (2002) 0 postmaster
COMMENT Failure of neural cholesterol dynamics is a primary pathogenic event in sporadic Alzheimer's disease In my view, the "How does it work?" scheme and "Mechanism?" question posed by Tobias Hartmann should be enhanced with the perspec
COMMENT Unfortunately this study does not provide a fair discussion of the subject of 'cholesterol, amyloid beta and Alzheimer's disease'. There are many bibliography references to show that what authors' claim to be their novel idea is alread
COMMENT Also please do not miss the following article that nicely extends the present study: Cholesterol and Alzheimer's disease. Neurobiology of Lipids Published 30 August 2002 [Full Text]. 0 postmaster Cholesterol and Alzheimer's Disease
